Sitra Achra/Ahra, this experience is made possible when a lack of iron is present, there is ancient microbial life used to describe arsenic to thrive in a world without oxygen. Yog-Sothoth is another term to describe this. The husk of the world which is mentioned in various text which is the husk, this is also known as the qliphoth which is described in the Kabbalah as the husk, peels, shells or husk, this is also known as the realm of evil however I think this is a mistranlation. These life forms were able to live in an environment where there was absolutely no oxygen, instead they lived in a carbonate environment and used arsenic cycling which proves that the microbes are actively metabolizing arsenic. Under the Challenger model of arsenic metabolism, inorganic arsenic enters the body as arsenite (iAs III ) or arsenate (iAs v ) which can be reduced to iAs III . Methylation and additional reduction reactions then produce monomethylarsonic acid (MMA) and dime
The story of that of excalibur is one told of trials, the over coming of obstacles in order to to return to the higher realms of better living. It is a story of sacrifice in an allegorical context along with having literal significance. Pulling the sword from the Dynamo is allegorical for a successful alchemical union that is balanced, the sword also has a significant amount of symbolism towards Scorpio, the stone representing finding balance in accordance to the Cell Salt: Calcarea sulphate (must be properly triturated according to the biochemic method. “When man learns to supply his dynamo with the proper dynamics, he will “wash away his sins with the blood of Christ” – blood made with the “White Stone.” The word dynamo is linked to dynamometer along with Dionysus. This is also linked to “the lovers” tarot card, “O Mother, extinguish my brilliance in thy devouring night. Let not my brilliance stain the sublimity of thy perfection. Let not my little lig